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Arbitration is a difficult task and Requests for Arbitration can descend into endless argument and counter-argument. We desperately need arbitrators skilled in employing cliches. A devastating cliche, deployed at an opportune moment, can cut through pages of tedious discussion, and make all parties
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Here is a candidate I can get behind and support wholeheartedly. Not only does this candidate steer clear of cliches when there are sensible things to say, but also, when the moment of truth arises and glowing nemesis appears in the form of an insoluble problem (instruction creep), a devastating
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etc. If Knowledge lives longer than I do (which is more than likely), I look forward to making ghostly changes to the bits on the servers so that mysterious things happen to Featured Article Candidates in the future. Oh f**k, I forgot I am a scientific rationalist who does not believe in the
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I will be using my usual point system for cliches: standard mentions of broken processes, and us all being here to build an encyclopedia will score 1 point, with points increasing from there. This year I am particularly looking for imaginative uses of the metaphor
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There is a distinct lack of cliches here, which is unsurprising given the lack of clarity on any issue. This candidate is brilliant at publicizing his successes, and also at obfuscating his failures. Reading the back history makes me too depressed already:
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The attacking user had made a blog post during the election that referenced a Knowledge edit and attempted to use it indirectly as a way of making a defamatory comment related to the author of that revision ("The author of this revision..."
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This statement has clearly been proof-read for cliches by a dedicated team of lawyers. I can imagine the debate over the use of the word "bitch". "Might we be sued for that?"... "Not if we place it in a conditional clause".
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Another candidate, like Sir Fozzie, who knows the importance of the first sentence cliche, in this case "shaping up". However, it all goes downhill from there. Unlike Sir Fozzie, Xeno deploys cliches left right and centre
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No hint that the author might possibly be the candidate - or am I saying too much and will be oversighted? As for OrangeMarlin, I suspect the problem was TLDR. Please use more attention-grabbing cliches in future.
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There is nothing more painful to watch than a veteran arbcom candidate running out of cliches. It makes you want to say, "don't worry about it, in your hey-day, your cliches were the best". Alas "
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Bonus points for the username and its presumptions/sexism/etc. with a small minus for being too long and easily misspelt. However the smoothness of the candidate is evident in the way he slips "
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The word here is "restraint". You can feel the tension as you read NYB's words, knowing that he has 101 cliches up his sleeve, but you aint gonna see any of them unless he wills it so.
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There may also be some humor involved: if you don't find it funny, please bear in mind that it was written in the vain hope that someone might!
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In the 2010 elections, I will be evaluating candidates according to their ability to employ cliches in imaginative and decisive ways.
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Much too sensible a statement to start with, but the candidate gets into his stride in the middle paragraph with points for "
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PS. If you notice any cliches in this guide or any other, beware: this year's guide writer could be next year's candidate!
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Another hat thrower: you have to be more creative than this to convince me you can deploy cliches with the best of them.
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The original username deserves a point (maybe two, for the misspelling), but candidate needs to do better than "
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theme worked well until the fifth mention of "issues" after which I had issues with the candidacy. Total 10+5-3=
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there's little any one editor can do to hold back that particular tide
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This guide does not represent the personal views of anyone other than
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afterlife. Damn that is so annoying. Okay lets find some minuses: "
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living in a power vacuum would make me an impartial arbiter
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realize that they have been talking nonsense for weeks.
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